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Photographers are always striving to capture “the decisive moment,” and few moments are more decisive than when an apex predator captures its prey. As a result, apex predators are species of special interest to photographers and viewers alike. Their unique place at the top of the food chain, not to mention their dominant lifestyle, gives them a mystique that commands attention. Birds of prey (eagles, hawks, falcons, owls and yes, even vultures) are included in this special category. If you are interested in how I started my affair with raptors, visit this page: https://www.zenfolio.com/photobyjimshane/e/p242116638
American Kestrels
Modified 28-Dec-24
0 photos
American Bald Eagles
Modified 7-Apr-24
0 photos
Burrowing Owls
Modified 6-May-25
0 photos
Cooper's Hawk
Visitors 10
9 photos
Created 3-Dec-25
Modified 3-Dec-25
Ferruginous Hawk
Modified 7-Apr-24
0 photos
Great Horned Owl, Saw Whet Owl, Western Screech Owl
Visitors 12
8 photos
Created 22-Feb-26
Modified 22-Feb-26
Northern Harrier
Visitors 210
187 photos
Created 11-May-26
Modified 11-May-26
Osprey
Visitors 8
13 photos
Created 22-Feb-26
Modified 22-Feb-26
Prairie Falcon
Modified 7-Apr-24
0 photos
Swainson's Hawk
Visitors 91
45 photos
Created 14-May-24
Modified 14-May-24
Peregrine Falcon
Visitors 50
18 photos
Created 7-Apr-24
Modified 7-Apr-24
Red Tailed Hawk
Visitors 6
107 photos
Created 22-Feb-26
Modified 22-Feb-26
Sharp-shinned Hawk
Visitors 9
5 photos
Created 28-Feb-25
Modified 28-Feb-25
Black Vultures, California Condors and Turkey Vultures
Visitors 2
40 photos
Created 11-Mar-26
Modified 11-Mar-26
Raptor Cameos
Visitors 0
7 photos
Created 13-Mar-26
Modified 13-Mar-26
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